The Finance Minister has suggested members of Government won't have their property portfolios audited.
It comes after the resignation of Damien English as a Minister of State over incorrect documents he gave Meath County Council, in relation to a planning application.
The Taoiseach has said Deputy English has paid a high price for his mistake.
While Finance Minister Michael McGrath rejected the idea of auditing Ministers and their housing interests:
"I think it falls to every individual to ensure that their affairs are fully in order. All of the returns are a matter of public record, are published, and I think has been the subject of extensive scrutiny and no doubt further scrutiny to come".
